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MSNBC and CNBC reported Friday afternoon that President Donald Trump intends to usher in "lay-offs" for "thousands" of federal workers.
The government has been shut down for the past ten days as officials in Washington debate a funding measure. Trump had made the threat previously, but now has reportedly made good on the pledge.
The Office of Management and Budget Director, Russell Vought called the job cuts "substantial."
“The RIFs have begun,” Vought wrote on X. The acronym means “Reductions in Force.”
There have already been significant government funding cuts over the past eight months under the Trump administration's efforts to eliminate "waste, fraud, and abuse" in government.
“We expect thousands of people to unfortunately be laid off due to the government shutdown," MSNBC's Vaughn Hillyard said, citing a senior White House official.
The newly-independent MSNBC took its first steps separate from NBC News Monday as leadership circulated a list of "10 principles" for the standards they expect from their journalists.
The post MSNBC’s Rebrand, MS NOW, Releases ’10 Principles’ to Guide Network’s Use of AI, Transparency, Ethical Standards first appeared on Mediaite.